Each cell of LHI map contains hazard information in continuous form of range (0, 1).
"[O]ur approach adds an additional layer of security by utilising a mathematical property known as k-Anonymity and applying it to password hashes in the form of range queries," writes Ali.
The information on backbone delay can be provided in form of range of delays related to the experienced service class (e.g., voice, video streaming, FTP, etc).
The first part, data acquisition, is concerned with the acquisition of measurements in the form of range scans and image information, i.e. photographs.
The coefficients are shown in the form of range to indicate how far apart they are for summer counts as compared to winter counts.
The composite of these irregularities widely known as the equatorial spread F (ESF) was first discovered by Booker and Wells 1938 in the form of range spreading echo traces in ionograms.
Here, we build upon a basic G.I.S. model (including standard environmental variables such as slope, aspect and distance to water) adding a paleoethological variable in the form of range reconstructions for the regionally dominant, prehistoric human prey species: Equus hydruntinus.
Quality control at the DCC to detect missing data, missing forms, out-of-range values, and data inconsistencies is described elsewhere (see Biswas et al, this supplement).
She and others prefer that disclosure be in the form of ranges of dollar value or percentages of liquid assets invested in the funds.
Understanding the danger of a one-size-fits-all-approach, he couches his suggestions in the form of ranges, saying that investors should have between X and Ypercentt of their holdings in a particular asset class.
